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Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

EUGENE HIGGINS WAS on OF the
Baltimore primary election on Tuesday
and worked In entire harmony with
Gus" O'Donnell In favor Of the great
reform wave started over the country
by his chief, President C!ev sland. Ia
the early part OF the administration we
heard much from President Cleveland
condeunatory OF "perni,iouJ partisan =
ship" and "psrnioious partisan acsiv.
ity." Bat, then, this was when good
many Republicans were still hoidiDg
Off oe, and was not Intended for L gene
and his crowd when they became &C.
tive.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Railroad Empioyes.

The employe, OF the Reading Rail-
road oom psny wh threatened TO strike
because the company reg ulred shat the
euei nesrs should be able 70 read and
write aad 10 Distinguish solors were
clearly In the wrong. No man, how.
ever worthy In oil other respects, 10
ous,ifi ID TO run locom ohve II he is %
,olor bind as to b, unable 10 distin'
suish the color OF the MguAls, and tails
viii certainly be the judgment OF the
travelling public. As engineers ire
ouently receive orders .! stations dt.
reoting the movements o: their trAins,
the ability 10 read ought certainly to be
con s!dered an esssndsl qualification.
What surprises ne most 10 thS. In this
age OF com on schools. any members ol
tbs. highly respe stable and we'll o-de
profession can be found who csnno'
read their written orders II 10 . reve
lAt,ou, caloula ed 70 s.artls those who
trus. their lives 70 the chances suoh
disc 1al,fi ,ation involves. Another
thing that con Germs the travelling put
lio is sober employees, whe.her in the
oapa ,ity Of engineer, fireman, conduc
tor, or brakem an. We believe oil rail
road com psnies do rq1ire their en-
ployes to be ooer, but that word hAl
become meaningless. With pereonI
Who drink intoxicating liquors, 1t II
hard 70 draw the sober line. Some peo
pie contend thai they are perfectly
sober when they have taken but two o.
three drinks OF intoxicAnts, and other
{ IN lend that they are perfectly sooe
when they have taken = z'n o
drinks. The nu n Der Of drinks . man
cAu stand is no criterion to go by, .
the man who drinks . dozsn glasse
may be more sober than the man VIII
drink, but three. The only safe gauge
line for ell railroad employees engaged
In run ming trains or in charge ofsisnAl'
and switches, Is no. even to touch In
toxicsting liquors, and every railroad
Dun pany that does NO. sdop' this gsug'
line 10 remiss In It's duty to the sa'et!
OF pAssen gers, TO sAy nothing OF property
and any man seeking employment up
on . railroad who cAnno. subscribe +
this requirement. sho1ld be told that
be cannot make tha. much osa sacrifc
for the public good, he is not the ma
tbs. is wanted in responsible positions
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
wILMlNGTON q svRrHERN \ x

WILMlN NssTON n nvRTH ERN y X,
Time table IN effect May 10th, 1887. 1rairI
lesve Wilmington (Freach st.cet) as follCws
Fer Reading, Birdsb0ro, Joanna. Spring
Geld, Waynesburg junction, Manor, Potts
Vile, Tau aqua, Allentown, Lehanol /, VOL.
nersyille and all points On the Philadelphia
hnd Reading X. r., 100 q. m. and 2.4b p. m
fot Springfield, Waynespurg juno
ton, Coatesville. EDbroeville, LoDspN
Chadds FORD and DuPont's and interns.
d!ate noin.s,T. .ot q. m. z 4b, and 10 .. m.
For West tfbcstor. I. 90 Q. m. 2.N pm.
For New B!tage ana In term e1tato point
6.l6 p. m. AMI on Saturday, at 10 and I'LL
p. N.
points, 81 s O6 a n., and for Springfield ant
intermediate points at 6.lb o. IL.
A. y. AoCAuSLAND, I. d. HiBBAhB
Supsrintaodent fanI fBsa. Axt
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

THOSE WHO have collected money
belonging to the city and who have not
pail 1t into the City Treasury had be-
ter beware. There is reform wave
starting up that will make so ne very
perple1inR revelations II II should blow
aside the curtain. Let the reform wave
come bsfore the sureties OF an ex.city
cth 3ial Ia released.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
IhroMuour Of . Carriage.

Las. evening while Thomas Derren, .
foreman 81 BAncsoit's Mills, was out
riding on Delaware avenue ne a.
TEN pied 10 turn out OF the car track.
when the carriage careensd, throwing
him ont on the street head first. The
r Oh, side Of his face 10 skinned, bis
cnin gashei, an eyebrow torn Gu, and
his skull probably fractured. He vat
taken into DR.. Stewards residence, NO
1906 Delaware avenue, where hit
wounds were dressed, and he WAS after
wards removed TO his hoine.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
An Outrsge.

About 2 O'Clock this morning two
meu who came ou, Of . saloon ss, 40 tied
o woman rear the corner OF Thi'd and
Walnut streets, and attempted to com
nit Q eross outiage upon her. She
screamed Justify, causing several of the
residents in the vicinity 10 look out Of
the windows OF their hCuses, when the
rascals released her and ran hastily
away.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
FAa,ds,Lh, WI,surua 4 v.Itmsn RalIrssi
June 18TH, 1om .

June 18TH, 1ob1.
Trains VIII lsavs Wfminston - ioitowe
s. n o. Il. sS. 10 q. ii 50. ii 81 An !,
Il q. .. b, u. 20 and % D. N:
Aecommodatien, . 20. 7 90. %, 10 % . m-
sa, %, 7 ~, . 10, 10 30 p: N.
sN, IL ., II 81 .. m. 1880, "a, o." and y"
y 'Accomnsda.iop, . ~. %, IeA sls, 10 y
Q, NJ, = sA, 90, Z 20. . 70 and 10 30 p. m.
New York, = 90, 2bz, tto. 50, IW, ~
For west Ohsster, via Lamokin, eto ans
0 10 q. m, . 30 and 90 p. M.
For Newark tOentte) and intsrmsdiss
stations. 7 q .. m, Il IS and en ?; "a. =. =.
.. m, 8 81 and II 81 p. m.
| Baltimore and Bay Line, 7 u p. n.
| BALTIMORE and Washington, / %, Z %, . y,
10 os, IL % .. N, Il %, nlI. . "a, AH, sN
Trans for Dsiavars Dvision leave for:
| New castle, . 90, s 30 ,. a., II u, q u, 70
e2s p. m. and IL o. night.
ueorgstown and Lswss, Q % .. m, and . q
For Rshoboth, 8 30 q N. and $50 (Ez.
ssaiord (Erprsss) top. m.
Harrington, Delmsr and way stations,s u
E1prs.: fsf & Harrington, $50 p. N. Va,
EIprss. Tor Dover, Harrington and Dsi
mar, IL Of night.
Franklin Oily, $50 . N.
Express for OApe Obarles, Old Point Oom
fo.t And Norfolk, Il % night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, %
Wilmington lexpressl, u 20, sso i1. q
10, % 20, IL Is, IL u .. m. y 10, . ol, %
30, . os. S9l, o OF, ebI, II 20 p. N.
Accommodation, 30, 10 10 .. m. n, . u
-. a. 9 y 10 % 10 % and u u D. N.
For Philadelphia (express), 2 90. q, 4 a
rs, slo. II 81 Q. m. q, n and 90 p. n
Accommodation, SIT .. m, II 10, y
10, o 80, 7 ", 90 p. N.
For Chester tsxpressl, ls.s 10, II u .. N
a % and 10 p. m.
| Accommodation, ID 3. m, II 10, -, II
FOR New Yori tsrprsss), : %. : n go
~, sls,n 81 .. N, ~, ia. 's2s, 100 an
For West Chester. via Lamokin. slsa. n
and 8 30 .. N.
For Ospe CHARLES, Old Point Comfort An
For New UastIe, Middietown, Olavtol
Dover, Harrington, Seaford, Laurel An
Delmar, Il " night.
Baltimore ano WaShinston, -, I 20, . O
10 os am. II GO, $3.50, and u .. m. Bait
more. 3 u. and II SPIN.
mingten (express), IL 70. 3 ", I ~, 8 10, IL
T. m. oS 81, and II 20, p. In.
Accommodation, s3s, 10 - .. m, u %,
elo, saS and IL a p. m.
TtAias mArKsd tnps ,s)ars umitsd expfs
, | upsu whsnb sxtrs fare Is charged.
isrrsd 70 the iSkss otics st the utation.
J. X. WUOD.
General Passenger Agent.
CHAnLua u. fusH General WAnAess.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

THE MEXICAN war pension act is
bringing out some very old soldiers.
Here Is Melchior Werner OF Dubuque,
Iowa, VITO Is now 10 his 95:h year, and
who was with Napoleon in the L. psio,
Russian and Waterloo cam pal gus. H.
has just been awarded a pension under
the Mexican pension aa..
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

CONGRESSMAN PHELAN OF Mem
phis, Tsnnessee, is the youngest mem
bsr OF the Fiftieth Congress He will
not be thirty-one wheu be tskes his
sea. In Deoem0 Der. Congressman Van
dever Is seventy-one ami the oldes.
mem Der.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Lnild, she cried for Castnria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When che had Children, she gave them Cas-
turIa,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

rARBA8E sOTIuE-lF ANY PERSON
" having o com plant 10 make about the
no removal Of garbage fre m thor premife es
will IN ako the same known at tbs 0tfice OF
the Board Of Health, southwest corner ofoth
and King streets, by 0 O'Clock in the fore
noon ofsny day, the garbsge will be re'
m owed tho day the complaint is made. by
or der OF the BOARD Of Health.
iy224t WILLIAM Ii. LEE, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

p" F9'' L -,oa- -, R,1I
Of Ashes and RubDls.s 5Iosl ;
o,v,cs op rnE poArD ,r IlS%',s.I M II
oFTHE >TREki AS0 ',r a ~
pARrMEsT, Gu "hT T,arh
wItnirGloS pSL MIN y
S..to, prnn,,,al> vii " rt, ,,y lgias
seaieni iI@ n . ,iork, Tu sia,, ia,,,,,rl, stli
far the cleaning pl a'tn%1 .,r1 r,mOy.ueI1
cutters, and c le' illlg gI.'m;ni "r ia lges,
1ir, and rubhi.l incur, WIN iWtl.'Wssr
within The cily linn !, amJ iy @llTt
"tiir,as' hotels, schoLs a" .'n,n cl t1.,tJ
u,i'' ,or,r of ,nc wear, r""ii r",",ill he tlIlN,
ttr anii tei n lSS. The city W., NAL will ea
nmsuIi. ~ .tricts ard y" rnnIimt III, 10 otss
10 i9u, :, IN nnnrr thsn Two diH N NJ, .afr3srn 4
20 p,,n,e,i ,,i i Tsneciiications VIM. vi hjg ?,
~ ~ mn Az. ewing dirrcii"n"nl With y
s, lhis On h. ,,crformei;, a ,r,'T IJo..s M
IN the sun. Zach proposal FOR ~ y" rrr.jn!Fg A
rol'lnan, l'l,,iI,..r and the person UI .liy
he biu,,rt, biuht,' may 5e aWa,,n al I'M.
the con "ss,.curity in the ll ,u" tor las u
bond, WIN s' ~ guarantee 'ronirlt.
sand ID il.s ilars OF of III, or lhti,I rlsEt ~
perforlna.n,T,rr n,T,ro,.tors % reserve in,t iMS Ue VA
any or all b rs. ~ endorsed ~, A.ss
signed, sealed anu nnrJ Rcmnyi >rEE j..
Ciraninx street, an" CARrEN al Bsi
Rubbish. " jos - PresidtH'"
jNlb-5t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
NxCCRsIor.
CoULEY'S

CoULEY'0
Grand and Popular Excursion
or eight. seeing and pleasure viii leave p,
W. h h. station, Wilmington. First
section at s 2 second section ut $50 ,.
m. for New ORR. Brooklyn Bridge,
up the Hudson TO West Point and
Newburg, and to Consy island.
THURsDAY, AUGUST 4, 1887.
PARTIES not going up the Hudson Will have
l1sk hours 70 visit the parks. Hen Grants
3TOmo, Cathedral, the nartb0ldi Statute Of
Liberty Enlightentng the Word, as 1t Is to
be seen in All It's magnificence and oom-
pleteness In New York harbor, besides
many other places Of interest Amer having
seen some Of the many places Of interest in
New York aud Broos lyn, the ticket " II b Q
good to 20 from Pier TO Ooney leland any
hour during the day. While sailing dow n
the bay viii pass the three fcrts and the
| government works ami quito . number oi
the finest yachts in New York. After hsv
ing reached the Iron Pier. to 40 out on the
Island to roe IL IN all its blsse OF electric
liahu Al Manhattan Beach with its grand
display Ct fireworks, until 20 80 p. m, when
the boat will laavs for Jersey CITY Train
will leavs jersey Oity for Wilmington at
Rouad trio tickets, -; oh lldrsn, from u
lla, (l.s0. No unruiy person need apply fol
tiskels, for order h the motto. jy20 l2t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
w AN A N AK Ek'S
rAtLAo.LPaIA. Saturday, July 20, 1857.
Closed at I p III. to-day.

Women's Dresses and
Jerseys. Perfect fitting,
latest styles, and we'll made.
For about half.
Were $3.50 to 81 ;; Low g. 50 to s6.
Sateen Suits
Were $3.50 to s now So 30 and So 50. |
Scotch ZEPHYR Suits
Were $9 TO SIS; now 81 30 to SO.
Jersey Novelties-
Were 81 50 TO $50; cow 75c. tos5.
Regular Jerseys
Were 81 to s.; now sc. 10 q
Second floor over Arcade. Two elevators.
81 a dozen for Mems
woven colored bordered
Handkerchiefs. You'll pay
SI.5o anywhere else we
know OF.
Southwest ofeentre.
Pure Silk Gloves, black
and colored-last years IS
cent kind-37t cents.
5 Same, handw O r k e d
points, SO cents; 81 last year.
: London made black Silk
e Mitts, 25 cents.
West of Arcade.
; Real Lisle Thread Half
Hose, 25 cents. Modes,tans,
! slate.
i. Women's back Bathing
Hose, color surely fast, IS
= cents.
e Wemep's real Isle thread
+ Hose, black, 37i cents.
West of Arcade
u 1915 Silk Umbrellas for
e e S275 New; sterling silver
5 handles.
ts Chestnut street front, west of Arcade.
. Black Sanglier. Like can.
c vas, but softer and closer.
e e Not hurt by seaside fogs or
1t i mountain mists. Plump Al
r, inches. It's been As cents
now %.
A little finer and better
is Is, h a r d c r twisted, heavier
he he thread, 81 cents.
lis Counter No. II, southeast of centre.
e Short lengths of blacl
u; and black-and.white Dress
Ut Ut Goods. d gging them ou
.. y, OF the shelves to make room
!, for fall stufs. Seasonablt
e c weights, and third and hal
.e. 'st under regular price.
Counter No II, southeast of centre.
,v Delicate, dainty Summe
,cs shawls and Scarts. Protec
s,, 'vs from the light air, yet S
ry filmy and subs'ance!see tina
,w w the wearcr feels no burden
l,y Cashmere Shawls. SI.2
to 81.
is Cashmere Scarf, soc. t
RS. 81.
nd nd Plush Scarfs, So to $40
10, Lace Shetland, 81 to S:
ler Special 10! Silk Shewie
IS.
Set ond floor, near Juniper and Chestn
~ streets corner. Take elevator.
lei OF course the baby'll nee
sds h a Carriage. Here they arr
ad TIC for much or little to orde
nd If you like, and you sha
She pick every part. Nothin
o5o .11' under So; then up and uI
nd: Prettiness and plenty Of sci
IL in vice in the cheapest.
Basement, northo asst of centre.
Closed a / p M. TO Qay.
=; ii. JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
THE NEW STORE

Is booming and having a pic
mic Just now waiting on people
Everybody is finding out that
they are saving money by buy
ing Of us. Our expenses are
light and we can afford to sell
cheap. Make no mistake, but
come where you can buy relia-
BILE goods and save money. We
are determined to have our share
Of the trade in boots and shoes
in this city and surrounding
country, if fair, square dealing
will get it.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

NEILLW hItHT1NG - u Is A l. l.
M Kinds Of millwrtght work apply to
WALKER ELLIOTT, End ami Lombard
streets iu23 2m-dkw
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

NUrICE SPEOlAL MEETING
IN OF the stockhold ers Of tho frank II n
Loan Association will be hold at7t2 Market
street, Monday evening, July 26. 1887, at !. &c
O'Clock, TO consider the advisAbility OF c or
s)lidatipg the different series OF the Fra NIX
lin Loan A IsOc,ation with the Exceisio
Loan Association OF Wilmington, Del and
to take suoh definite aston as may be deom
ed advisable.
WILLIAM V. HAWKINS, SEQ.
Wilmington, Del. July 10, 1887 iyls tt
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

NYUTlCE-ALLT THE BANKS OF VIII
IN nin0tcn hereby give potice that trade
dollars will not be received ny them aftei
July 28th instant.
BY authority OF all the b,nks. iy9-7te't
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

rNEED MILL TO kEN Nt-StEAM FEED
Il mill ct Newport; Two lun OF stones;
large sriSt trade. Address. By letter, VIM.
JtEKS FELL.Raulklsnd. Del. u tn, tn, s-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
BALTIMOME d 0nIO RAILR 0 Al
SCHEDULE IN EJECT, July 8, 1857
Trains leave Delaware Avenue DepaG

WEST-BOUND:
Uhicayo Limited, daily ..........T.to A. u
Arrives Chicago $50 nert morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except SUNDAY ay..":.::.........::si :sie q. m
Cincinnati Limited, daily........ .n.2b A. Ii
Arrives Cincinnati T.ls A. NJ. St. LouiI
e.4o p. M. next day.
| Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 0.oo p. N
Cn iceRo and st. Louis Express,
| uAlly ....".................. r. u
| SinYetly Accom- modattCn, daily, I.30 p. n
| FOB LANDeHBERa, . 90 a. ID SUNDAY
800 p. NJ, aud szs p. ID. daily.
| Irrins leave nArket Stroet station:
| For PhilsdeIphis $50 A. n. daily exesp
sunday, 2ts ?. M. dkiy. For Haltimor
24o ?. NJ, daily. F0 Lsndenberg, $50 ant
ll.oo +. M. daily, exoep, sunday; 9 90 g. IN
Suntey only; 2.46 aud b.2b p. q. tally.
Trains Tor Gilmlngton-Leaye PhiiAde'
phia s.0t and sc q. N. daily. 7lb a, n
daily, exoep. sunday; 1000, slo.<6 q. D,
dsily;20o, Q. o, l.2t, 800, $50, e.3o. s.lc
| 1000 D. IN. datlv
| Express t-sinst
W. I'd. CLEMENTS, q. x. LORD.
| Manager. Genn Pass. AGaui
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
MORNING, NOON : NIGHT

We continue to study the wants
cf the people to be clothed, and
as a resul, we make it tough
for competitor in endeavoring to
to keep pace with us in supply
ling the clothing trade. We call
|attention this week to Our i'm
mense line of summer clothing
such as Pongee silk, Mohair
and Alpaca Drapete'de Coat
and Vests, and an endless va
liiety Of Seersuckers for Men,
Youths and Boys; all sizes, from
the small boy to the giant, 48 or
| 50 in. Give US call We will
gladly SHOW you through.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

money will obtain it., with The pt
20 exchange or have your money nj
If you are not sa isfed,
THEY ARE BARGAIysl |
Mems Calf Brogsns only tla.
Mems Canvas Brogsls, wide Nls|
heel, s1.00.
Mems Low Cut Lac Shoe: from i
to $3.50.
Meas Lasting Congress, with 4
tip. 81 25 to 81 IS.
Mems Base Ball Lace Shoes 81 n(
Little Boys Base Bali Lace s.e|
to 90c.
Children's Pebble and KID SpIY3
Button Shoes from 6Oc. 70 gOc.
Misses Pebble and Kid Sprlg
Button from 81 25 10 Il 5O,
Misses Pebble and XII Heel !
81 to Sl.65.
Little Boys Button Tip Shoes ",
| Boys Hook Lace Shoes IRON u
Isl 25. .
| Ladies PLAIN Lasting Coz gres'l'
| Ladies' PLAN Lasting Button To
to Sl.75. :.
| Ladies' Plain Lasting Lsce d
l$1.2a. 49,,
Ladies' Lasting Kid Fozei Lsa
Ladies' Lasting Kid FOxed BGii
to $l.75. r......
| Ladies' Kid and Pebble Bu;D!
1925.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

ltisunr ecessary TO elsno,,.e y ess "a: ). \
cle. Every Lady, VINO sspss'T y an, no d ID
tion Of having the hair cone Int .s.r,, "A
snnres;ate mn er tse ben.tit ami p'c''~
article will confer. Ia. hv all Il,
t.Frizzatine" 10 useu y, .,,,rs.a 1l
ing Society Iadiei saa
United St%tts ,...,s IS oupt'h
IN any NV sda.e p receipt Of PRIV. .,a.
N. =. FEk6USo"' Cnl.s'|
Lock Box, 4SO. ,,... esuu y
,nr ~ "a ~rirn'a-s ar' '"'"'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
923 MARX ET SIREgl
HUT WEATHER
FOR

Purchase comfort where yey
money will obtain it, with The prt
20 exchange or have your money nj
II you are not sa isfed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-10
.LEPERs AT LARGE.
Two Lepers Said to Have Been Struggled
Into Phi1ade1phfa-TheB Board of Health
Investigating.

Two Lepers Said to Have Been Struggled
Into Philade1phia-TheB Board of III ealth
Investigating.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-The attention
of the Board of Health at its meeting on
Tuesday last, was called to the fact that
two Iepers had been struggled into this
port and were now in the city. DR.. Ford
explained how contagious the disease was,
and made request that the person who
had them in charge be hunted down, and
that the 1epers be quarantined. Arequest
was made and acquiesed in by the news
paper representatives present to suppress
the fact, until the lepers have been found.
Yesterday they were traced to the care Of
Dr. Van Harlingen, No. 11S South Second
street. German physician. The health
boards official visited the physician, bat
he refused to impart any information re-
garding the lepers. He was told that inn
mediate steps would be taken to compel
him to disclose their hiding place, but
threats were of no avail. he pos itively re-
fused to answer any questions. On Tues
day next some action will be taken in the
matter by the health board, and it is
probable that DIR. Van Harlingen will be
compelled to turn them over.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-10
SERIOUS FIRE.

Destructive Conf1agaration at Mas hvfl1e,
Tennessee-A Number of Persons In-
jured, Some Fatally, by Falling Walls.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 4.-Weakley &
Warren's furniture building on College
street was discovered to be on fire early
this morning. The flames spread rapidly,
until the entire block from Bank alley
south to the Western Union building was
one sheet of flame. The fire was only
confined within this space by hard work
Of the fire department
The walls of building adjoining Bank
alley fell during the progress of the fire,
and number of people were injured,
some probably fatally. The following is
list of the injured:
A fifteen-year-old son of j. B. Moore,
skull crushed; will die.
VIM. Steart, sign painter, left leg badly
shattered.
Bradford Nichol, arm injured.
A number of firemen and other people
were also more or less injured, and it is
believed that others are beneath the de-
bris, which is now being removed by
workmen.
The following are the losses: Weakley
& Warren, on stock, $4,000; building
owned by Judge Lea, loss $4,000; Atwell
& Snead, furniture, loss, $4,000; Webb,
Stevenson & Co., hardware. loss $50, 900;
building owned by E. w. Cole, $24. 900;
building occupied by Atwell & Snead.
owned by B. F. Wilson, $4,000. Nearly
all the telegraph and telephone wires
were destroyed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-10
Kobinson,s Circus in Hard Lucl

BRAZIL, Ind, Nov. 5.-John Robinson's
circus and menagerie is in hard luck. Re-
covering from its disaster at st. Louis
Wednesday, it's consolidated train was
again wrecked on the Vandalia line near
Cleveland, eight miles east of this rlace
at eight o'clock yesterday morning. The
wreck occurred at sharpe curve, the
four middle coaches leaving the track and
piling up in confusion. The wreck caught
fire and was consumed, but the rest of t he
coaches, including the beasts, were saved.
No lives were lost. though several persons
were injured. The show was en- route tc
Cincinnati for winter quarters. The loss
sustained in Wednesdays accident and
Yesterdays will aggregate $200.000
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-10
The sale of Firearms.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Business at the differ.
emit down town gun stores has not fallen
of any within the last few days. Pro.
prietors and clerks who were seen were
reticent when questioned as to the sale OF
firearms. One dealer said that the sales
OF revolvers to well-to-d looking men
were most frequent. Business men and
cautious people are fixing themselves. he
said. II do not think any Anarchists
have purchased from us; those fellows are
generally armed beforehand" It was
learned that several Of the larger dealers
I'm firearms held secre. consultation with
the police department. yesterday. The
subject discussed was the secretion of oil
weapons in the case OF trouble.